The Master Case is unlike anything Cooler Master has done before in my opinion. Is it unlike anything else on the market? No, not really, it's innovative in its own little way, but it's not a huge revelation for the industry as a whole.

Excellent build quality; Sleek exterior design; Neat and tidy interior; Dual chamber design; Large high-quality rubber grommets; Modular drive bays; Water cooling support; 3 x 140mm fans pre-installed; Upgradable; Huge side panel window; Dedicated 2.5″ drive bays; Lots of cable management space,...

Upgrading Master Case 5 to Master Case Pro 5 may be expensive; Some accessories not currently available (coming soon and available on pre-order

In a break from the norm this is actually going to be two reviews in one. Why? Well because the brand new MasterCase5 from CoolerMaster is available in vanilla form and as the Pro 5 which offers additional features.

its Make It Yours concept and a design ethos termed The Maker Spirit, which together formed a company-wide approach to future products that would be upgradeable and customisable and which drew on its experience in the PC modding scene.

D espite the vast number of cases you can choose from, real innovation is rare. Mostly it comes down to a style decision, which is nice when building a new PC to give it a sense of fresh newness, but building (and subsequently adding-to) a PC with a case that's especially enjoyable to work in, and...

The Cooler Master Mastercase Pro 5 may not be as revolutionary as all of the hype that surrounded it suggested, but! The Mastercase is a damn good case that's undeniably well made and well thought out. But it's still a little lacking when it comes to desirability and that's a bit of shame…

Case looks good and was a doddle to install my system in, but I did have some niggles. Pro: Looks Ease of use and ease of installation. Handles! Easy access to front/top fans Captive thumbscrews for side panels Basement to hide cables The front mesh does accumulate dust within a few weeks and is...

I really like the case. It looks good, there's plenty of space for about any normal PC gaming rig. Airflow is good. The side window is big. Placing some leds make the interior of the case look really good.

It has plenty of space for whatever you would like to put in it; It's customizable like you would't believe it, Solid case made with quality materials, The included fans get the job done

The included front fan cables have really short wires; so if you wanna hide those cables you may need some extensions; The grommets are good; but the holes are badly place for my motherbord because they nether align weel with the 24 pin header and the graphics card power cables

The MasterCase Maker 5t includes mounting brackets, cable ties, and a rolled-up pack of various screws in a decorative metal tin. Cooler Master adds a cleaning cloth to a separate bag that contains assembly and warranty instructions.

Excellent and finish; Tilt-out locking glass side panels; Hidden 5.25" bays are removable; Four USB 3.0 ports; Controller hub for six fans and four LED strips; Modular design with purchasable components

Stock fan configuration barely acceptable with our hardware

I have been a huge fan of Cooler Master's MasterCase Series of cases since I first reviewed the original MasterCase 5 almost a year ago. With the MasterCase Series Cooler Master really reinvented themselves brought their cases back into the minds of builders and enthusiasts.

– Twotone design; – Not one; but two tempered glass panels; – Quality handle; – Fan and LED strip controller; – Easy installation; – Graphics card holder

– Panels require a key to put on / take off; – recessed section of motherboard tray could have been designed better

In this review I looked at the Cooler Master MasterCase Maker 5t. This is a Mid-Tower case built on the popular MasterCase Series chassis and really pushes the limit on factory modded PCs.

Traditional Case Design Tempered Glass Side Panels Custom Paint Clean Lines Excellent Construction Lots of Support for Watercooling Ample Room for Cable Routing FreeForm Modular Design Single Carry Handle Fan and LED Controller

Lots of weight to carry around with one hand Would rather the LED controller be RGB Fan controller isn't PWM enabled